Month: January 2008

Now that AT&T will offer iPhone data plans for business users, Network World re-exams what the mobile device can and can’t provide enterprise users.

Apple is aware of the desire for Cut, Copy, Paste on iPhone and it is working on it in the labs as we speak…

Apple Inc. has, on average, reported actual financial results in the previous eight quarters that came in 40.5%…

If your music collection stretches back several decades, odds are you have at least a few beloved analog titles on cassette or vinyl. They need not languish unloved and unheard simply because they’re in an old format.

Jason Snell uses a modified Migration Assistant to get his data transferred to the new MacBook Air.

Stuck with OS 9 and an ancient web browser? A couple of more up-to-date browser options remain.

Palm announced it plans to close its retail stores.

A revamped online file-sharing service that promised to offer unlimited, free music downloads…

Apple TV margins are already uncharacteristically low for Apple, how can they cut $70 more?

Joggle is a new Web service that enables you to gather your digital content and share it with others.

Pentax has rolled out three new compact point-and-shoot digital still cameras that will be introduced this spring.

Cover Stream, the utility that brings iTunes Cover Flow to your desktop, has been updated with a new “mini flow” feature and other changes.

Nokia has offered to buy Trolltech, the Norwegian developer of a widely used application framework, for 844 million Norwegian kroner (US$153 million) in cash. Nokia hopes the Trolltech development team will give its own software efforts a boost.

You may have seen recent reports on the web of a security issue in the installer for Mac Office 2008…

Amazon.com will start selling MP3 music files through its international Web sites this year, the company said Sunday. But details of the company’s plans to expand its digital music service remain scarce.